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  • Aono Dam (Lake Senjoji)
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    Hyougo Pref. Sandashi Sue
    A dam built along the Kuro and Aono Rivers in Sanda City, Hyogo Prefecture. The waters which accumulate here are used to supply the Hokusetsu / Hokushin area centering on Sanda City. The lake created by the dam is also known as Senjoji Lake, taking its name from Mt. Senjoji towering in the distance above it. The dam area is blessed with an abundance of natural beauty and there are a variety of facilities nearby which serve as relaxation spaces for local residents, such as Aono Dam Side Park, and visitors can enjoy black bass fishing, barbecuing, boating, canoeing, and other activities in the area. The Aono Dam Museum displays Sue ware excavated from archeological digs in the area.
    Aono Dam (Lake Senjoji) image
  • Kawaramachi Tsumairi Mercantile House District
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    Hyogo Tamba-Sasayama-shi Kawaramachi
    "This section of ancient townscape emerged during the construction of Sasayama Castle. The 600-meter-long street once flourished as the heart of Sasayama and is lined with merchant homes built in a style called ""tsumairi."" These old-fashioned homes were built with narrow frontages around five to eight meters wide but were extremely long and deep, and accordingly were also known as ""eel bed"" houses due to their distinctive shape. Many of the homes have been continuously occupied by residents since the day they were built, but today more and more are being remodeled as shops and other establishments. Features such as vertical timber latticework, wing walls, and short ridgepole support pillars are distinctive of Edo period architecture, and the area has been designated a National Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings."
    Kawaramachi Tsumairi Mercantile House District image
  • Kaibara Former Shigai
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    Hyogo Tanba-shi Kaibaracho Kaibara
    Kaibara Former Shigai image
  • Sasayama Castle Town District
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    Hyogo Tamba-Sasayama-shi Kawaramachi
    This historic district consists of the National Historic Site-designated ruins of Sasayama Castle and surrounding former samurai and merchant neighborhoods. Spanning 1,500 meters east to west and 600 meters north to south, the district occupies around 40.2 hectares of land and encompasses an area where much of the basic structure of an original early modern period castle town still remains. Situated near the border with Kyoto, Sasayama has flourished since ancient times as a key point connecting Kyoto and the San'in and San'yo regions. The district is famous nationwide for its excellently preserved townscape consisting of the ruins of a castle built as part of the national Tenka Bushin public works system, and samurai and merchant home neighborhoods. The district has been designated a National Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings and has also been selected for inclusion in the 100 Historic Features of Japan list and awarded the Urban Landscape Prize (Urban Space Category).
    Sasayama Castle Town District image
  • Kinonebashi
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    Hyogo Tanba-shi Kaibaracho Kaibara 1
    "This large Japanese zelkova tree is located a five-minute walk from Kaibara Station on the JR Fukuchiyama Line. The tree, which measures six meters around at the trunk and stands 22 meters tall, has been estimated to be upwards of one thousand years old. One of the tree's thick roots stretches across the river that flows below it, creating a natural bridge. For this reason, it is nicknamed Kinonebashi, meaning ""tree root bridge."" The tree, which has long been a symbol of the community, was designated as a Prefectural Natural Monument in 1970."
  • Hitokura Dam
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    Hyogo Kawanishi-shi Hitokura Karamatsu 4-1

    川西から能勢に向かう途中にあります。北摂から意外に近くにあるダムで、ダムの展望台からは住宅地がのぞめるほどです。管理事務所でダムカードがいただけます。こちらではオリジナル私製のダムカードも一緒にいただけました。

  • Hokusetsu Sanda Techno Park
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    Hyogo Sanda-shi Techno Park
  • Okawase Dam
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    Hyogo Sanda-shi Okawase
  • Sa Naka Dam
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    Hyogo Sasayama-shi
  • Kuroishi Dam
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    Hyogo Sasayama-shi Kondacho Kuroishi
  • Mikumari Dam
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    Hyogo Sasayama-shi Mikuma
  • Hachiman Tani Dam
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    Hyogo Sasayama-shi Kawara
  • Tsubaichi Dam
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    Hyogo Sasayama-shi Hiuchiwan
  • Fujioka Dam
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    Hyogo Sasayama-shi Fujioka
  • Osugi Dam
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    Hyogo Tanba-shi Ichijimacho Tokuo
  • Sanpo Dam
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    Hyogo Tanba-shi Kasugacho Kamiminosho Chisaki
  • Yagaikatudo Ctr Tentaikansokusho
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    Hyougo Pref. Sandashi Kogaki 949
  • Sa Naka Dam Lake
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    Hyogo Tanba Sasayama-shi Osaka
  • Gofuku Hashi
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    Hyogo Kawanishi-shi Obe 2-chome
  • Osegi Bridge
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    Hyogo Pref. Sandashi Shimoaono
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Hyogo prefecture stretches from the north coast to the south coast on the western end of the popular Kansai region, encompassing verdant mountains, urban beaches, and fantastic historical sights. The prefecture’s main attractions lie along the south coast at Kobe, the prefectural capital, a pretty harbor city best known for its production of the renowned Kobe beef, and Himeji, the home of Himeji Castle, one of the country’s most beautifully preserved feudal castles, perched magically atop a hill.

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